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PHYSICIANS.

nR. ]. H. DAWSON OFFICE. s21s
- South Spring street. Telephone Sy
hrs DARLING & MUKPAY-OCULIsTs
III and aurists. Office 120 North Main
street. Office Hours--9 A. n. to ?. Nj !
| to SPIN. ootsl-oMWM
nK. b. II. KiEKULFF, sPECIAIsr IN
| IL treating diseases of the Eye, Ear and
hroat Eyes as Narab Main srse over
Los Angeles Savings Bank. Hours, from
A. M. to 8 r. NJ. Residence, $40 Temple
street. t20-am
A E. GRESHAM, N. D., NO. rs NORTH
"A. Spring street, Los Angeles. ia o
nR. JOSEPH KUkTz-NO. 2bb MAIN
~ street. opposite the BakerBlock. II
lR E. c. MANNI G, OFFICE AND RES.
~ idence 81 South Fort street: Office hours
% to IL A. M. to 4P. M. Telephone 232.tf
ELIZABETH A. FoLLANsBEE. N. p
II Office and residence 240 South Fort
street. Office honrs-8 to IL A. NJ. and TO
6P.M. jlyl6
DOSE TALLBOTT, NJ. D.-OFFICE 24o
III South Fort street with DR.. Follansbee.)
Once hours, 10 to II A. M. Residence. 10
Ninth street. 0l3tI
T MILLS BOAL, M. D.-Ss N0KrH
Hours-1O to 12, / to s, s to 7:3O. Residence,
Telephone No 1876, Oc24tf
n E. CLACIUs, N. M.D.-PHYsICIAN AND
u. surgeon. Office rs North Spring
street, rooms II and IS. Hours from II a. m.
to 2 p. m. Specialty-Skin and sexual dis.
eases and chronic diseases in general n7-ti
MRS. DR.. MINNIE WELLS-FIKST LADY
ul licentiate of Kentucky. specially:
Diseases of women and children; also, In
connection with her practice, Electric
Thermal Baths. 341 SSpring street. n11t
TEAM TIFT-HILTON, NJ. D.-OFFICE AND
d residence 342 South Main street. Office
hours 10 to IL A. NJ. and 2 to 4P NJ. m9-u
nk. U. EDGAR sMlrh-DlSEAsEs OF
~ women a speciality: Rectal diseases
treated by the BHnkerh06 Painless Sys
tenn. Hours-9 A. M. to 4 p. N. Offices
Corner Of Spring and Second streets. Hol
lenhack Rlock Ran5n
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LAUNDRIES.

NXOELSI0R STEAM LAUNDRY-OF-
III Ace No, is West second street. Tele-
phone 367. Our wagons call for and de-
liver washing in all parts OF the city. All
orders promptly attended to. Only white
labor amplOYed. au6-tf
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ENGINEERs AND SURVEYORS.

VXT F. MCCLURE, CIVIL ENGINEER
w and Surveyor, o. 8. Deputy Mineral
survevor. lS4 North Main street, Los An.
geies, Cal. Telephone No. %. au61y
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RETURNING,
The train will leave OCEANSIDE at 6 P. NJ.
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GRIFFIN JOHNSTON SHELDON BORDEN.
B. A. YoRBA
JOHNSTON, BORDEN & YORBA. ATTOR
., neys-at.Law and Examiners of Titles
Rooms and s, Jones Block, rs North Spring
street. Abstracts and certificates of title fur.
nished with promptitude and accuracy. tt
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hk. y. EDGAR SMlTh-DlSEAsEb OF
~ women a speciality. Rectal diseases
treated by the BAnkerhon Painless sys.
tenn. Hours-9 A. M. to 4 P. NJ. Offices
Corner of Spring and Second streets. Hol.
leuhock R1ock aep5tf
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-29

SraW-rur white, G'ic on white, G'i@
Of.C yellow clarified, WtN'.r, open kettle,
bi,HAis refined 4, csc standard runu.
lated. 5'., plantation formulated 5',W' sc,
powdered. t'.y cut loaf. ihsr. firm.
M,r-loui'inua 6h@d'.D Carolina, ~,
C,,mr-su.Ls an sizes. In boxes, pail,
AMI harraI, ~ .f,s fancy assorted, a'gloy
firm.
so,- AND C,Spur sap 3@''.c can.
dies. lull WtiFhf. Nntttny.
Jmlsr New Work iuriury. a.; iull cream.
i3@iitr Young America It,
corn. Common l1t, ordinary, O.M
@A,c faiL 2i'i @2',y primo Rio, 22h,c,
choice to fancy, 2l1H2ih.g old govern.
mrut sra ~ uuu.
s,n shriuav. a 3i1,i 90 per barrel.
sacks. uuc. ft tFui a. vuafsr. ~ iutti o..
pockets. hl,h. bed. - ~, mixed, barrels.
80 3D. mixed 2a.0t1c.
C,yyfp G,nus=liue applrs. A. 2i6ii 80.
| r]carlrs, . tHuud,. standard, D., . pounds.
standard. 81 10. seconds. 81 -. Tomatoes,
= pounds. standard. STAT 10 3 pounds,
standard. a. 2,@i IA. Strawberries, a. OO.
Raspbcfncs 81 ~ ~Blatkb,rric4 VI iActi -.
Orrru ppgcs. Al 1901 81 rrirs, " I,Cti -.
| Plums, ~ ttfai IS Asparagus, ~ 1904 -
Green corn, 81 2,tti a.. Green peas. Al UOa
4 20. Cove oystcrs, mll weight I pound. 81
2 pounds. 81 O5ai ~. light weight I pound
Ojc1G5C 2pOuuds tiCei 10. Coudcnsc,
milk. Cmwn. A. 100, ~; Eagle, a. 70
Swiss, g. 20. Salmon. A. 2t Sarlinga 81
mustard slriincs. a. - Maclcrcl, n 90
herring mnckcryl. " -
MuLAssrsa Louisiana. rlplcc new
50c. new uhmc, 41r, centrifugal, fancy. $50
IS. common to fair 2a2St prime 81 choice
iottijc syrup 2OOeijc. steady.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Money. Hands and slock..

NEw YoRK, Dec. 2s-Moncy on call easy
at 4 TO q per cent; last loan nc 4 Per cent;
closed NJ 4 per cent. Prime mercantile
paper GtaTh per cent. Sterling c~Sghangc
dull but steady AZ ls2k for siNty day bills
and l-5Af Tor demand.
Government bonds dull but firm. State
bonds dull but steady.
The stock market today was the reverse 81
that ~ yesterday, being weak throughout,
with the best prices NJ The opening and the
lowest in the last hour There was very lit
tie In the Trading outside the coal stocks,
which again monopoliacd the interest taken
In the speculation aud contributed over half
the entire business done. The close was
very duh nj about the lowest prices of the
day. There nr a few fractions advances
this evening but the active list Tor the most
part o. decidedly lower. Railroad bond.
were more active nnl irregular. Sales
sgsS,OpO The total sales of stocks tUlay
were i5G, 1855 shar-. Closing quotations:
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Catarrhal Dangers.

10 h. ind from the danger u sunocaiion While
lying down IN bpathc finely, sleep soundly and
undl.tuflrd. a. ne rifc.hci. head clear brain
active and ins from rain of ache 20 Know thnt no
pal-pnous. putrd matter dcnlc the brath aud
~ away the dcli,aie machinery q smell. taste
snd hearing. 10 feel that the s,sicm does not
thuurh 10. veins and aucde, snck ~ the poison
that il surr ~ undermine and destroy, u indcci a
blessing beyond ~ other human cuioyments To
runhau immunity ifoas such a fate should bcibo
obj,,t Of all afflicted Hut ,ho.c who have tried
many fcmciic. aud physicians despair Of relief or
cur.
saxfonb's RADICAL CurE meets every phase OF
Cahuh. from a simple head cold 70 the most loath'
some AMI destructive sisrrs u IL local and oonsti'
mtunai Instant In relieving permanent ia cur
inr. -aie. economical aud never falling.
HANrunbs RADICAL CtHr consists OF ono bottle
ofthe H,Bic,L rrnr, one boN CArAHrHAL soL
var and one iNrnovrp iSnatrh, all wrapped ~
onc packAgc. with treatise aud dirctions aud solc
BY al druggists iof tio
puurr Dpra A CHrHtcAt Co, nosroN.
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barely touched Si6 20, and an hour after the
opening it dropped back 20 81 20, In SYM
pathy with the grain markets, Then came
a further drop 10 sl5 w on free selling,
but by 1890 o'clock IL had reac' ID TO $l5 65.
May wheat opened &c highe, at s5Nc, and
Immediately sold 10 500. But the longs be-
gan to realize, and il sold or 10 S5Xc In the
first hour. IL subsequently, dropped to s5lfc,
and then operators began to buy, which
sent il to s55sc. May corn bpcncd &c higher
the rest Of the day the market zigzaggcd up
and down with wheat. fThc board today
voted 10 adjourn from Friday afternoon TO
to Tuesday morning.
The leading futures ranged rs follows:
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pound from store. Dried peaches, 5!39O}sc
from store.
FRuIr-0rangcs, 50 50@i per box, 20 50@s
per brl. Lemons, So J09l perbox. Bananas,
81 6O@2 80 per bunch.
observation-disclosures, So 30 per brl, 81 20
per bu. Cabbagc--Northcrn, S7ml0 per 100.
kraut-Barrels, ~ 50G1s; half-barrels, VI 30
@5. Garlic-$l per 100.
PICKLEs-Barrels, % Jo@7; half barrels,
$iG4 80.
EGos-Stcady at is@loc.
R~AIsINs-London layers, SO; layers, g 10;
California, & ~.
Nurs-Cocoanuts, 81 5O65 per 100. Pea
nuts-Virginia, o.; Tennessee, fnrmers'stock,
361c; roasted, 2l4c higher; shclled, Toe.
Pecans-TcXas, 9C1l2c.
BuTTEE -Butterine, i6c; creamery, 2s@32c'
dairy. lS@22c; country butter, l5Cg20.
GAME-Quail, Sl@i % per dozen;
squirrels, 81 10 per dozen. Vcnison1,
Whole deer, ia5c; saddles, S@lOc. Wild
ducks, 81 10 2 per dozen. Rabbits, 81 per
dozen. Prairie chickens, - per dozen.
Wild turkeys, s. per dozen.
characterization, spring Sl@2i hens,
81 2lGd3; turkeys, S6dl2; dressed chickens,
81 7bd2 so; turkeys, l00tl2c per pound
ducks, y 50C13; geese, Sl@S.
PorAroEs-Firm selling at s0d9o per bu,
81 j0d2 IS per brl; Utah, SlHl 10 per bui
sweet potatocs, S2@2 % per brl.
CInEE-New York, ~ 90 per brl and - %
per half hrl,
VmEGAn-Pcr gallon. 10idi5c.
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Irn.i.inns.

U,Y-Cholcc from store, 90; car load
FROM ltycc or depot, tlGai7 prime store,
SOCdSir. car load from lrycv or depot, slitg
10. prairie from store, co. ear load irom
lcvcc or depot, 80. strong.
BrNN-lrum store, pHy; from lcycc or dc
pot, sis RI.
~ColN-Fmm storc. white, ONc; mixed, 81,
from l,,cc or depot, white, In bulk, Sic, In
SIS, DC. mixed. in bulk. bir IN sks, DC.
O~ArHfmm Etorv, white. ga MIXED, isc,
from lrycc ur depot, white, In bulk, ~, Ia
sk.. i,,. mixed. ln bulk, sc; In sks., Bic.
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Miscellaneous.

WmsKy--Straight Kentucky Bourbon,
Maryland and Pennsylvania Rye, Robinson
aud Lincoln counties, Tennessee WHISTLES,
according 20 age and make; common whisky,
10c0sl 10, according 10 proof.
BAGGING-6AM7Ac.
TLs-Sl coal %.
suor-Drop, 81 IS; buck, 81 90.
IEND-8c.
NuIs--Iron, So I5@2 20, steel, s2 1902 3l.
Powpra-Kcgs, s. half kcgs, & 10 quar-
Ter kegs. 81 80.
Ton,cco-Common 25@35ci other grades,
ajldsjc.
sSurr-Garuets, $40 -, Ralph's, $40 25i
railroad, 50 -; Gail a Ak, ~.
Coal Ou-prime white, wholesale lots, loo
per gallon.
Hlprs-Dry nint, No. !, l2kc; No. 2, 0Nc.
dry saltcd, 5@0c; green saltcd, No. !, gao
6i6c; No. ., 6ci green, iGt5c; shccp,kins, loo
Gosi.
Woodbury. grease wool, uuwnshcd, lyd
Is; clear grease wool, 2jd2ic; bury washed,
2OtGjuc; tub washed, 33@j5c.
NTrsWAN-lNc.
TALLow-3N3lEc.
Furs Ash SstNB-Dccr. 25m30c; bear, Sl@
:; mink, lidt zoe; coon, hunter handled, l5t,
Gjr, country hsdlcd, ljtt5oc; otter, Sltr);
beaver, GOc@si, wild cat, ldd25c; fox,
l5cfSl; muslIat, l0ai5c, upossum, loHl5c
wolf, JOcGli2, skunk, ljC,d0ci panther 30,
M$l.
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I'ro,Islaus.

ITO. ruOrrOs=lirui mess pork, tiG.
sugar curui hams. n',@iiiiC breakfast
bacon, tii.@i.g bulk pork, clctt sidcs, ss,.
clear nh sides, s'sG long clear Sc shout.
der t'.r
L,rpa li,rfra 7fsc. hilt Iris, 5isc kcg.,
So chuiur kettle. SO umi
Fisu MirlHu.l. half barrels, No. I, AZ ~,
No. . 81 ~. No. 3 ~ ~ iulb Kit NJ. I,
81 o. No p ~ iu Ma. o ~ o. Dry her.
tirr. family 2s per huN.
lius Ftrf BARRELS . 90 hall barrels,
Sltti ~ krrr a ~.
furu Mrtts=Ihuicc beef. headquarters,
q a. So i]ufrluartcrs . io iC second grad,
h~iudguaii,.s a5 iurcpuhr,rs, g. sheep,
-. Uuga. .tsirC.
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GENERAL TRADE.
nreaslsiun.

Cons Mrul-smndarl, e. 70@2 Is; pearl,
s. ~ roller. - si'd2 ~, steady.
HrANs-NaYy, - SOtt1 7A
or Mr,t-ln half brls, ~ N from store.
Ftorn-rrom storr, common, 81 att3 u.
family. s. 7if1 -, choice, - aiCti a., fan.
cy, ~ iO'tt -. extra fancy, ~ GGi %,
patent. A. 500 steady.
Cu,,gus-Suia. extra, &C.; soda, treble cN
ira, Iisc, ginger snnVs, 5lsGs6l4c, a%ssor,c,
iumhlCs, 10
CHA,krb WinAl-In half brls, 81 ?, from
store.
IIowNY ,Nb Gmrs-From sior". 81 Is.
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Spots opened quiet and closed very quiet;
middlinr, i00lGc. Sales. 40 bales. Quo
taJions wcro as follows: Ordinary, 7 ll-lGc;
good ordinary 0}sc; low middling, 10 l.lGc;
middlmg, 10 0-lGc; good mlddling, 10 lj'l6ci
middling fair, II 7lGc; fair, ~ lice.
Futures opened quiet and firm, and closed
steady, a. follows December, i0As@l0.ioi
January, iO.j2@iO.5s; February, l0.G3@
1904 March, lO7i@l0.75, April, 10.S3@
1854; May, i092@ 1898, June, ilol:
July, ll,G39tlO7 August, il.00@lllO
September, l0Gj@l0.G 60. October, l0.2o8l0.5E
November lOl0gl0Il. Sales, i2l 900 bales.
NEW ORLEANS.
The spot market opened firm, and
closed steady middllng, 9jsc. Sales, 1000
bales. Quotations were rs follows: Ordi-
nary, SEC good ordinary, oysc; low mid
ding, 90lGc, middling, 0}Sci good mid
ding, iohc.
FEATURES opened steady and closed quiet
and steady, a. follows: December, $500
00i January, oso@3.oi; February, 1906
@lo0i. March, l0tG@l0l;; April, iO.2S0
1929 May. TO- 0@l0 n; June, lO5i@l0.52i
July, i0.GlnlO62, August, l0.j0@lOGOi
September, lolO@l0i2, October, lO09@
0.73. Sales, 81, 40 bales.
DNIrY Togr AND EXTERIOR MARKET
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,n,,on Seed I.rohnct..

PGulU CGrDE Ou-32lI3}c; prime summer
yellow. 3Gttj',; choice cooking summon vel.
low, iUc, primo cotton seed meal, SO 2ba
10 10, car load lots; les than ear load sld@
IB vi.
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Live stock.

surr-Choicc, 3isc medium, 3a2,ic!
common, si@l 20.
I,us-Choicc, s.; ommon TO good, per
head, ~ 6Otd3.
Gu,ss cAuLE-Choicc, 3ii@3H; good, 22
ass; fair a. medium, 2d2'sc; scallawags,
lCGllsc; feeders, light, lA@2'ic; heavy, pa
M2Ac.
HoGs-Choicc, l@jc; good i1,c, common,
l.mll-r.
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COTTON MARKETS.

The local cotton market opened firm and
closed fnui midiling. csc Sales agO
bslss, Including 400 lasi evening, Of which
80 10 exporters and 10 to sPinncrs
g1smAVGE Qr0rArfoNs
oniiuarv. nniainai 0sd oniinsFs nr i"w
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MnIc. mud I.nrrcs.

IIousrs-Molcmtc demand; drivers, SlO
mijo, heavy draft, 500 saddle, ti2jd2uO;
extra saddle, t2OOitjOD plug, slOtgI6i Texas
ponies slh0Gn.
Mrrrs Moderate demand; ~ To i5ii
hands high, $l2j@l5o i5is to ~ hands high,
tJuaiNi.
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FnR %cINcINNArf.

Memphis mud Cinrinnnti Packet Company.
GTEANER ONO. John : Jones. 7~s
> Master, viii leave irnm the Cow.
snlldntion Wharf. boat. tppt NJ Mon -~~~eEs
roe street. THURSDAY. Dctpmh-f -. ut : pm iof
Cairo. Evansville. Louisville Cincinnati, making
aliway inndlnqs, and connecting 1T Cincinnati with
all Hisicrn imins. For particulars apply toe
RUSSELL, o.. Y. T. Arnt Room d. cotton IA
change Building. JoiN rArH, Passenger Agent
Telephone ~.
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THE RIVERS.
Steamers Leaving.
Movements at the Levee.

Arrivals-Iames Lee, Friars Point; Rosa
Lee, 0sceola; Chickasaw, White river.
Dcpartures-James Lee, Friars Point; Rosa
Lee, Osccola.
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Cmc,oo. H.. Inc. Is The Drofer' J0Hr.
nat reports taulc-lif Ipt. IgD head.
shipments $3.50 heal Market strong
and la higher choice .irrr.. 81 500 g..
shipping steer, ~ gtai .tnfkcfs nui feed
eFs a. 2i63 ~ COWS bulls aud mixed.
a rift3. Texas cattle, q 5iaJ ~ ltugr-
Receipts. 1901 lead; ~ msnts. h.Ulr hood.
Market strong and D. higher mi1ol.
- 1908 10. heavy, - az ~. light - sNt
: 2. skits. 81 i0fttG Shc'p=Hcrriyts.
iODD hcnd. shipmenfs, IHD heal Market
higher natives. S3fa5. western. ~ ~
. TO- Texans A. rttg 81 lumb-, - SYtj 80.
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Cash quotations were ~ follows:

'N0h Ihbl#i'lollN WIN ~ i'Il'N0s
Flour-Dull; prices steady,
No. . spring wheat, 7s@7si 20; No. . spring
wheat, 65M6sc; No. , red, Sic; No. 2corn,
i9I,c; No. . oats, 3lGt3lLsc No. 2 rye, G2c;
No. . barley, 72(dsOc; No. 1 iluXsccd, ~ 32i.;
prime timothy seed, - 31M230
Mess pork, per bril-, Sll oOtGlj; lard, per
100 lbs, 81 80. short rib sides, loose, ~ 10;
dry sailed shoulders, boxed, - 00a0; short
clear sides, boxed, - 0jdS 10.
Rcccipts-Flour q 5000 bril-; wheat, 10000
bu.; corn, 277, G0O bu.; oats, $4,000 bu.; rye,
l0,UOJ bu,; barley, 10000 bu.
Shipmcnts-FlOur, G,O00 brls.; wheat, 81
600 bu.; corn, 10000 hu.: oats, 2l2,OO0 bu.:
rye, 1000 bu.; barley, 5000 bu.
ST. LOUIS, Dec. 2S.-Flour-Quict and un-
changed.
Whcat-Spot grades firm aud higher. OPP
tious-The market opened strong on reports
OF Emperor Williams death aud advances
elsewhere, but weakened became unsettled
on heavy realizing, closing h@hc below
yesterday; No. . red, cash, S2lsdNic, Janu-
AIRY, s2mS3l3c; February, S3l9c; May, s6llCy
s7lsWs7itc, closing at $3.50 $3.50.
C~orn-Spot firm, tending upward. OPP
tion--Tho opening was strung In sympathy
with wheat, but fell back aitcrward and
closed same rs yesterday; cash, i61sdl NC
January, Eismi7t.c, closed at i7lsc bid.
February, iS'1c, closed at vs. &c bid; May,
JO3s@ilc, closing Ut JOasc.
Oats-Firn in the early session, but closed
same as yesterday; cash, NlsM32c; May,
3 i,m333.c. llyc-Stcady At Gjc. Barley
Demand better aud more doing; Minnesota
GGGt71 ic; Iowa, 7jc; Wisconsin: s0GS6c
Bran-unchangcd at mill, SIC. CoTnmcal-
g. UOOi2 ~.
lIny-Dull and easy; primo timothy,
En- JDftiG 80. prairie, 81 Oldll 80.
Egg--Firn, but unchanged at l0c. But
tcr-tfcamcry, 25@30c; dairy, 22Ca2Gc.
Provisions-Markct dull and unchanged.
Pork-SlI - Tor old mcss aud 81 - for new
Iard-primc steam, - 81 ,gg5 o. Dry sal
mcats-BuNcd shoulders. g., long clear an,
clear ribs, a. -; shori cl,ars, -. Bacon
boxed shoulders, 81 80, loug clear and clcaI
rihs. $ so; short clear :, G7is Hams
Steady and unchanged az SlO JO(tl2.
Rcccipts-Flour, 2,cyO brls; wheat, Goo
bu.; corn, 1874 600 bu.;t uais, $500 bu.; rye
5000 bu.; harley, 1900 bn. Shipments
Flour, 1900 brlS.; wheat 1000 bu.; corn
$4,000 bu.; oats, $1,000 bu rye, 1900 bu.
barley, none.
Afternoon Boari-Whcai-Eas Dcccm
her. Sl3,c bid; January, S2iic; February
SEQ asked; May. S6AmNikc. Corn
Steady; January, l7I-c bid February. isiic
May, jOisdJDAsc. Oats-Easy.
K,NsA- CRY, No, Dc. 2s.-whcat-
Strong No. 2 soft cash. 'sAsc; May, $3.50
bid, Ssjsc asked. Corn Stronger No. = cash
ttc nsked; January, 49, bid, it',r asked
May, isiac hid, isAc nskcd. Oats No. 2
cash, no bids nor Offering
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Don't waste time and money and undergo
needless torture with the knife when Ethio.
pian Pile Ointment will afford instant relief
and certain cure in every ease ~ blind, bleed
inr. itching. internal and external piles.
Ranrum Root Medicine Co, manufactures,
Nashville. Tenn. ~ cents and u per bottle.
Sold AZ Holster y drug store. 80 Main street,
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Gentleman T. your husband in, Nm.
Hendricks? ! want to scc him on some i'm
portant business. Mr.. Hendricks am
very souy, hut hc has gone Tor a days
shooting Gcnilcmnn Has hc been gone
long, Mrs llcndncks-No lac started not
I've minutes ago. and perhaps II YOU make
haste you can catch him AT the butcher r..
-EInrh.
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stngc of the RINer-.

OFFICIAL SIGNAL SERVICE. 4. = Al
MEHrHis. Dvc. -, ! pm.
The following observations an taken NJ oil sta.
tlnns named at 18th meridian time. which IL one
one hour later than Memphis time.
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ARE BANK NOTES coUN-

" TERFEITED2 Simply because hcy
arc valuable. and for the samc reason Benson's
Plasters are being initiated AMI countcricitcd
by many inscriptions manufacturer in this couD
try who know the superiority OF Benson's over
all other plasion now offered for the relief and cure
OF bodily aches, spmlns and palms Of every kind.
Ministers. lawyers and public speakers pronounce
them superior 10 lozcnecs or cough medicines for
the prompt curc Of sore throat, hoarscncss and
bronchitis. Ihosc p%lasicrs, although a powerful
counter irhiani. do not burn or In any way injurc
the most delicate skin. AK for Bonson's Plast'ts
and avoid limitations. soidby druggists everywhere.
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Tr,m thc hs'0n Oaunft
lie WIS an uncoiannnly beautiful ltal'
ian GREYHOUND, and D. be- dcporicd him.
sell along the mall ~ Commonwealth ave.
nue. be- uioplH-i bcfow tlH statue Of John
Glover. rgnrlcd u D moment with n0sc In
the air. harkcd a copPlr times. and then
broke into the mo~i |ulrlul Ut hoNls.
Whether the prIlunpsuuu VEN an act u
worship . too vivid ~ Ling II old ideas,
the awnkcuing ri 49, liions from n pre-.
,ious stag VI cxi~iear Ur something diff.
icrnt iron all thcsr, vas impossible Ia
tell. but one II the a. 'n observed, with
much emphasis
'Good hawni llaUr the Boston dogs
got 20 aesthetic that thN howl ut the stat
ucs3'
"Ma,n said q LITTLE Snnton student II
natural history ycsicrllU. do frogs 90 10
Ireland In the wintci time, when every
hing Is iro1c up7' No. NV dear why
do you ask such n ~qn'.tiun7' "Bccausc
| teacher saws they alwp'. hibernate IN vim
tcr. WIS the mply Of the Observing Young
hopeful -Ncrdaton =, h
Opnrn Muifaf.l ntadt malaiaL
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
MONEY 8 PER CENT. NEW YORK
EXCHANGE PAR SELLING.
Cotton Flrm-Middling Cotton, o 3-4c
-sales Today, 5000 Balcs-The Tone
of the General Market steady-M Meats
Firm.
ArrgAL OFFICE,

WrpyTsDAY EvENiSO, Dec, 2S, 1851
The money market remains firm, win
rates at per cent. The demand for money
IS steady aud the supply more than ample
Tor all business requirements.
The Clearinghouse report Is as follows
Clcarings. Balances
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J. NJ QrurN. II Johustown, W Va, sends
fifteen mies to gct la-cu.pi-a. lie knows
lie value.
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ann nna In,n.n,Inn.

wuvIyatoS, y. g., D. %.-Tuueminc
Steady 10 Sc.
Jinti,NR -. d.. ga Petroleum
Fium n ". 100, 5fsc.
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Imr Kimliy's glittcring and scnsuous
'tauri,r' u proving 10 bc a JOY 10 the
dudof aud bald heads Of the west.
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coNsoupArrD srArEuENr.


At noon; Spots-Actiyc, prices hardening
Sales, 1900 bales, OF which American, 1000
balcs. Receipts. 1900 bllcf, OF which Amcfi-
can, 1850 bales. Closing quotations were
~ follows. Ordinary. {, 3.l6d; good
ordinary, 3 5iGl. low middling, 6p-lGl;
good middlinr jlj-iGl. middliug uplands,
b1,d, middling Orleans. . l3-lGl.
Futures opouod firm NJ advance, and
closed easy, % follows.
trhc prices are given In pence II Githsi
thus. as mclus I G5-Gid, and Oh means
. lGidl
Atip. M December, . i21, buyers, De
ccmbcr January, . i2d, value; January
February, o i2i, value; Fchrlnry-Mnrch,
0 l1I. buyers. March-April, o Add, sellers;
April-Mny, 0 i5d. sellers; MnyJunc, o iDl,
sellers Iunciuly, . old, Sellers July-Au-
gurt, o bld, sellers.
uNyuE.
Spoi-.Qulci aud -tcaly Tres orlinairo
Orleans pot, O''. futures, for January de
livery, Gi1al,
Notc-Trcs orliunirc Orleans spot, Gs'si,
represents az francs iur 81 kilus ol strict
mlddling cotton, unyrc terms. A kln Ia
about . ihs. or O. J,-iup kilu, equal lvu lbs.
A frame Is equal Ia "nV.
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NV Norg. Dee -. 'uttun rpuds were
quiet. except that llrh' weight cloths for
converting and nnislnu. Nrr in good De.
mnnd. but In nominal .nHHly for immediate
or near delivery. Hiuuf .er chocolate nud
rmy prints. sc. BclmnN' ,ancics. br. GlOu.
,c.ier ancics glll h. a. uH Monday.